A detonator blast incident on the Khandwa-Burhanpur railway track, which occurred in front of an Indian Army special train, is being taken very seriously by the Indian Railways. The incident has raised questions about track security, especially as it occurred on a busy Delhi-Mumbai route. The Railway Protection Force (RPF) is...
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investigating the matter, questioning the gangman, Mohammad Sabir, and gathering information from other railway officials. The RPF is also examining the security protocols and procedures at the relevant stations and has asked for records and details of detonators. The RPF suspects that the gangman was involved in the sabotage and that others may have been involved in the conspiracy to damage railway property.

On September 18th, 10 detonators exploded on the railway track near Sagfata station on the Khandwa-Burhanpur rail line in Madhya Pradesh. The accused gangman, Mohammad Sabir, is being interrogated for his possible involvement with terrorist organizations. Although he initially blamed his actions on being under the influence of drugs and a...
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personal dispute with his supervisor, he has been changing his statements frequently. The investigation is being conducted thoroughly to determine any connection between the accused and local or international terrorist groups, including SIMI. After his initial three-day remand, the RPF received a five-day extension (until October 1st) from the Special Railway Magistrate Abhishek Soni in Khandwa to continue the investigation. The accused was taken to the District Hospital and Medical College for a medical examination before being escorted to court.

On September 18th, detonators were placed near Sagfata station on the Khandwa-Burhanpur railway line in Madhya Pradesh, which was part of the Central Railway's Bhusaval division. This incident, involving a special military train, has made national headlines and caused alarm in the railway system. Investigations reveal that the accused, Sabir, a...
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gangman, deliberately chose a remote, secluded location with a curved track and no mobile network coverage to place the detonators. This strategically chosen spot significantly increased the risk of a derailment, making it a 'black spot' and also delaying any emergency response. The investigation is focusing on the source of the detonators, the timing of their placement just before the military train's passage, and the specific selection of the remote location. Sabir's personality is described as withdrawn, addicted to drugs, and having animosity towards his coworkers, further complicating the investigation.

A gangman, Mohammad Shabir, from Khargone, Madhya Pradesh, has been arrested for placing detonators on the railway track near Sagfata station on the Khargone-Burhanpur railway line. He is suspected of stealing detonators from the railway and attempting to derail a special train carrying soldiers, military vehicles, and ammunition from Jammu and...
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Kashmir to Belgaum (Karnataka). The incident occurred on September 18th. Investigations are ongoing to determine Shabir's motive and the source of the detonators. Security agencies are concerned that this incident could be linked to the activities of banned organizations like SIMI, which has a presence in Khargone. Shabir has been remanded to the RPF custody till September 25th.

On September 18th, an incident occurred where detonators placed on the railway track between Nepanagar and Berhampore stations on the Bhusawal railway division, were detonated. This happened as a train carrying Indian Army personnel and military equipment was passing by. While the exact cause of the incident is being investigated by...
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intelligence agencies and railway police, suspicions point towards extremist involvement. The train, carrying senior army officers and military weapons, was en route from Khandwa to Thiruvananthapuram. The detonators were discovered on the tracks between Sagfata and Dongargaon near Berhampore and Nepanagar stations. Some of them detonated before the army train reached the spot, causing concern and prompting authorities to halt the train at Nepanagar station. The incident triggered a swift response from various agencies including bomb disposal squads, railway police, anti-terrorist teams, and intelligence agencies. Railway staff involved in maintaining the track and signal systems are being interrogated to determine the origin and purpose of the detonators, and whether the incident was an act of terrorism.